AI File Organizer
for Students
Automatically organize lecture notes, PDFs, assignments, and study materials by subject. Stop wasting time searching for files let AI do it for you.
Automatically organize lecture notes, PDFs, assignments, and study materials by subject. Stop wasting time searching for files let AI do it for you.
Tailored structure and intelligent filing designed specifically for students workflows.
Automatically organize lecture notes, study materials, PDFs, and assignments by subject and semester with custom academic rules.
Custom Organization Logic
Organize by subject, then semester, then material type
Natural Language Search
"Find all assignments from Spring 2024"
unorganized_file.pdf
Unorganized
Courses/CS101/Spring_2024/Assignments/Final_Project.pdf
Organized by Filex AI
Our AI doesn't just sort your filesโit understands them. We automatically extract key entities like people, organizations, locations, and amounts so you can search using natural language.
Messy files mean missed deadlines, lost work, and frustrated teams.
2.5 hours
wasted daily searching & organizing files
60%
of work context is lost in scattered files
73%
of teams struggle with inconsistent file names
Powerful features designed to save you hours every week
Automatically recognizes and organizes academic content by subject, course, and topic. Perfect for lecture notes, assignments, research papers, and study materials.
Advanced AI reads and understands file contentโnot just filenames. Identifies topics, subjects, and context to organize files intelligently.
Say goodbye to cryptic names like "final_v2_updated.pdf". AI generates clear, descriptive names based on actual content.
Find any file instantly by searching content, not just filenames. Search by topic, keyword, or even concepts mentioned in your notes.
Your study materials, lecture notes, and assignments are encrypted and completely private. Zero-knowledge architecture means only you can access your files.
Seamlessly sync your organized files across all devices. Study on your laptop, review on your phone, and access everything in the cloud.
Four simple steps to a perfectly organized file system
Drop files, folders, or entire workspaces โ PDFs, images, docs, anything messy.
Use plain English like โorganize by projectโ or โgroup by client & date.โ
Files are renamed, categorized, and structured automatically โ no rules needed.
Search using natural language and access any file in seconds.
Start free. Upgrade only when you need more power.
Start organizing smarter with AI-powered file management.
Ideal for professionals who organise files, notes, and projects every day.
Join thousands who've revolutionized their file management
Finally found my notes from week 3. This saved me during finals. My downloads folder went from 100 files to perfectly organized courses.
Organized 2 semesters of notes in under 5 minutes. Helped me during finals week big time. Worth every penny (it's free btw).
I'm a PhD candidate with thousands of research papers. Filex sorted them all by topic and author. Saved me weeks of manual work.
Law school involves so much reading. This organized all my case briefs and readings by class and topic perfectly.
Found the exact slide I needed for my thesis defense in seconds by searching for a keyword. incredible.
It even renamed my messy screenshots of the whiteboard to "Lecture_Date_Topic". Actually magical.
Everything you need to know about using Filex AI
Yes! Students get a generous free tier to organize their files. We know budgets are tight.
Yes. Our AI can read legible handwriting in PDFs and images so you can search your written notes.
Absolutely. You can delete files or your entire account anytime.
Currently we organize video files by name/metadata, but full audio transcription for search is coming soon.
Yes! Drag and drop hundreds of files at once and Filex AI will sort them into the correct course folders.
Yes, Filex AI works great in the iPad browser, perfect for organizing files you create in GoodNotes or Notability.
Yes, it can identify math assignments and problem sets, correctly categorizing them even if they contain complex formulas.